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Sigrid Fridman

(Sweden, 1879-1963)
Sigrid Fridman, "Havshästen" (=Sea horse).Sigrid Fridman, "Havshästen" (=Sea horse).
Sigrid Fridman, "Havshästen" (=Sea horse).Sigrid Fridman, "Havshästen" (=Sea horse).
Sigrid Fridman, "Havshästen" (=Sea horse).Sigrid Fridman, "Havshästen" (=Sea horse).
Sigrid Fridman, "Havshästen" (=Sea horse).Sigrid Fridman, "Havshästen" (=Sea horse).
Sigrid Fridman, "Havshästen" (=Sea horse).Sigrid Fridman, "Havshästen" (=Sea horse).
Sigrid Fridman, "Havshästen" (=Sea horse).
Sigrid Fridman, "Havshästen" (=Sea horse).
Sigrid Fridman, "Havshästen" (=Sea horse).
Sigrid Fridman, "Havshästen" (=Sea horse).
Sigrid Fridman, "Havshästen" (=Sea horse).
Estimate
6 000 - 8 000 SEK
523 - 697 EUR
547 - 730 USD
Hammer price
4 000 SEK
Covered by droit de suite

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Finland: Kuvasto

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Sigrid Fridman
(Sweden, 1879-1963)

"Havshästen" (=Sea horse)

Signed Sigrid Fridman. Foundry mark LR 20 Cire Perdue. Bronze, green patina. Height 17.5 cm.

Exhibitions

The jubilee exhibition in Gothenburg, 1923, a model of the seahorse was shown.

Literature

Irja Bergström, "Skulptriserna. Alice Nordin och hennes samtida 1890-1940", 2012, compare ill at p. 134, the same motif in black granite stone. The motif described at pp. 134-135.

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